The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-15
LOCAL BIsRv1TIEs,


| TIE attendance at the Second ward
market yesterday morning WAS unusually
large. 'E.s ~
X A NEW board walk $50 ysrda in length
Ia being laid on Goal street. This 10 0
much needed improvement.
II. G. snALLoRoss left last night Tor
Washington, d. o., where he will try to
collect his proportion Of the mail pay.
A SWELL dancing hop Ia being gotten up
by a number oil prominent society men to
come of Tuesday evening at the McLure
house. '6# f't5l III
JouN Tucker, o B. & o. brakeman,
while coupling cars In the yard, got his
right arm caught be.weea tho bumpers
aud badly, crushed. He may loae 1t. ~
"TnE SMELLS" will give their frht grand
hop this evening at the New MGunerchor
hall. The organization ia composed OF
young mon whose names aeaure q nice
time. 4, IA {.l,i: ,p ms
JOSEPH SEYD1Lp WAS yesterday appoint.
ed administrator Of the estate OF Jeanette
Weinberg, deceased, and gave bond In the
aum Of So 600, with Ausustua Pollack as
surety. %eS'''t'a
|, The Ladies' Finance Committee OF the
Woman's Union Benevolent Society, has
decided to have ''geomet,ical progrcs.
sion" for the benefit Of tho society q! an
early day. Il IN I, ~
PnlLIp FiTzslMMoEs, boiler employed
at the Top mill, was overcome by the heat
Tuesday afternoon and had 10 be taken to
bis residence. lie was slowly recovering
last evening. $ n. W
The Chamber OF Commerce will meet
this evening. There will doubtless BIO q
full attendance, as there ough. to be, for
several mNttcra Of considerable interest
ars to be coneiaesed. n .g ~,
THE cables and other metal work Of tho
Suspension bridge are being painted. It
10 q big job and will occupy good dea!
Of time. Tho fails for the now street car
track over the bridge have not yet arrived,
THE two boys, OwsnR and Beck, bs-
lieyed to baye run AWAY from their homes
at Niagara Falls, N. Y, and arrested by
Oaicer shortg on Monday, were releaoed
yesterday, no response having been re-
cei7ed TO tho telegram sc1t to their
parents. lisE,ss ',.' Il
IT was tho intention to commence yea.
terday the work OF clearing of the old
Sweeney loil on North Main street prepsr-
atory 10 building the factory Of the West
Virginia China Company, but when tho
laborers assembled they refused to 20 to
work at 81 % a day, demanding 81 SO. 4,
THERE arc now in the county jail thirty.
soyen prisoners, Of whom nineteen are
women. A few days ago twenty women
were confined there, the largest number
IL the jail at any one time since the pres,
ent jailer went into office, and probably
the largest numbsr siacs the jail was
built. {
TIE Wheeling Railway Company haa
! commenced 10 erect poles for its electric
conductor in tho South End. The track,
laying will begin as soon as the sails and
ties arrive. The ties, purchased down the
river, were shipped Monday. Poles ere
set In paira on opposite eides Of the street,
and wires cross at each pole. .,.iJ Sex Z
A boy shout year and a half old waa
found on the National road near the. top
Of the hill yesterday, and taken to the
homo Of 6 lady living in that vicinity and
the police notified. He proved to be tho
child Of family living on the South Side,
and his mother was directed whore to
find him. How he cot into North Whsel-
ing ia mystery. 4. =
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made September :. by
Meyer Blumenshal and vile to < Mary,
wiie Of Louis schwalb, in confederation Of
81 500 aud q covenant 10 pay all debts and
lieus against the property, Tor tbs house
and lot wheys Louis schwalb's saloon 10
located snd al the personal property
comprised in the saloon. }5
WE.learn from one OF the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie railroad directors that the
road will be built via Cadiz, and that the
South Pennsylvania and Ohio road will
be- built via Hopedale. Tbs latter COM
pany intends to consolidate with the
Cleveland & Wheeling, formerly tho
Cleveland 4 Canton, and will commence
work sooa after the meeting which is to
DO held in this p!aes on Tuesday, Ssp-
TENDER 27th.-Borers!opn Gazette. ;3 N :
The Register yesterday contained q COM
municntion written like most OF It's COM
munications In Its office, which took the
jani.ors Of the city and county buildings
to task Tor not lighting the gas at the west
entrance to the Public Building. Had
the reporter who wrote it asked about the
matter any OF tho attaches about the build
ing would have told him tho gas WILL not
flow through the pipes and it is physi-
cal impossibility to light the burners. =.
THOMAS DoLAN, a shoyeundaY employed
at the Belmont mill, was overcome BY
the intense artificial heat while ct work
yesterday morning, He was picked upby
several workmen, placed on a stretcher
and taken to his home at No. 2505 Market
street. Dr.. Baguley attended Dolan, who
ia aeriously ill. Dolan 10 the aamo man
who suffered auhst.oke while working
on tho streets during the torfid GUNNER
weather, At the time hs was not ex.
pccted to live, but :, managed to pull
through. !f. ii5+